Sritrims Unveils Fashion Accessories Collection for 2013

Sritrims (Far East) Ltd., is a fullyowned Sri Lankan company operating in the Far East for the past 18 years with a brand image of offering quality products in the fashion industry, unveiled their newest Fashion Accessories Collection in Istanbul, Turkey last month.

The newest range includes two types of belts made out of PU Leather, commonly known as bi- cast leather and Spun polyester webbing. The PU Leather range targets especially young and teenage girls who wear fashion bottoms, while the webbing belt range mainly focuses on the men's casual bottom segment as well as carefully produced new range of Metal buttons, plastic buttons, Toggles and many fashion accessories.

''We offer a wide range of Fashion accessories using top quality materials. Our belts are highly appreciated by customers for their quality and durability. We have the required facilities to customize our designs as per the requirement of our clients", said Mr. Nishantha Delgoda, Managing Director, Sritrims (Far East) Ltd.

''While launching this new product range, to the global fashion and apparel industry, he said that in the world's competitive market of fashion garments, the buyers and the top brands should focus their attention on the Fashion accessories which is a key requirements of increasing sales".

''We supply an elegant range of teenage belts in different colors, designs and patterns. Produced of high grain leather and fabric, these belts are assured to catch the world's top brands to last for a long time. Available in different finishes and looks, the products can also be customized as per requirements of individual clients", Mr. Delgoda said.

"As Europe Apparel industry is getting ready to fight with the newest economic rescission, we selected Turky to be our key country to launch the 2013 product range. We are confident that that our decision to launch our product range in Turky this year was the best for our company considering the Turky's new school wear regularities for the teenagers". Mr Delgoda said.